Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever will host the Las Vegas Aces for the second time this week at the Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. Though there are just a few games left for both teams in the regular season, there’s a chance they’ll meet again in the post-season since both teams have secured a spot in the playoffs, which are scheduled to begin on Sept. 22. The Aces vs. Fever game starts at 7:30 p.m. and will be broadcast nationally on ION. Are you ready to watch Caitlin Clark’s next game? Here’s what you need to know ahead of the Fever vs. Aces game tonight.

How to watch Caitlin Clark’s next game: Indiana Fever vs. Las Vegas Aces:

Date: Friday, Sept. 13

Time: 7:30 p.m. ET

Location: Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, IN

TV channel: ION

Streaming: Fubo TV, DirecTV, Sling TV, Hulu with Live TV, WNBA League Pass

When is Caitlin Clark’s next WNBA game?

Caitlin Clark continues her rookie WNBA season today with a home game in Indiana against the Las Vegas Aces

What time is Caitlin Clark’s game?

The Indiana Fever vs. Las Vegas Aces game tips off at 7:30 p.m. ET today.

Indiana vs. Las Vegas game channel:

The Fever vs. Aces game will air nationally on ION. The game will also be available to stream on WNBA League Pass.

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KENTLAND, Ind. (WISH) — A journey that touches hearts in two states happens this morning. The Newton County Sheriff’s Office is escorting the body of Corporal Brandon Schreiber back home.

Cpl. Schreiber was wounded in a Sept. 1 shootout at the end of a chase just across the Indiana/Illinois state line in Iroquois County, Illinois. This week, Schreiber’s home department revealed that he would not survive his injuries then, one day later, announced his death.

A hospital in Urbana, Illinois, cared for Cpl. Schreiber after his injuries. Law enforcement officers there led a procession of his body to Springfield after his death.

Watseka, Illinois police first released details of the trip back to Indiana. The route starts in Springfield, then passes through Paxton, Gilman, and Watseka — three small communities that hug the state line.

From there, the procession takes a brief 15-mile journey east to Kentland, Indiana. The Newton County Sheriff says it should arrive shortly before noon local time.

The Sheriff’s office has parked Cpl. Schreiber’s fleet vehicle on the Courthouse lawn in Kentland and encourages visits and flowers if people would like to leave them.

On Sunday, a ‘Blue Light’ ceremony is scheduled at 7 p.m. on the Courthouse Square in Kentland.

Specific plans for Schreiber’s funeral are not yet set.

According to the Indiana Law Enforcement Memorial, Cpl. Schreiber is the third Newton County Deputy to die of injuries suffered on Duty.

In 1967, Special Deputy Bill Yanich died when a drunk driver hit his squad car. He was 32. In 2004, Deputy Craig Blann died when he came into contact with a power line at a crash scene. Blann was 27.

The Memorial also reports that Cpl. Schreiber is the ninth ‘line of duty’ death of an Indiana law enforcement officer in another state.

Schreiber’s death is the second of an Indiana deputy this year. Hendricks County Deputy Fred Fislar was electrocuted at a crash scene in April.